Samsung Internet is one of the web browsers available on Android devices. It is one of the few apps created by Samsung that is not exclusive to Galaxy smartphones and tablets. As long as the device is running Android 5.0 or later, the browser can be used on both Galaxy and “non-Galaxy” devices. Samsung Internet is available for download from the Google Play Store or Samsung’s Galaxy Store.
All the buttons in Samsung Internet are located at the bottom of the user interface, which is ideal for one-handed use, especially compared to Google Chrome.
Additionally, it allows you to move the address/URL bar to the bottom half of the screen. However, by default, the address bar is at the top of the screen, while the forward and back buttons are at the bottom. The default button and layout of the address bar on Samsung Internet devices is probably familiar to most users, but it is very simple to move the address bar to the bottom of the screen.
Here is a step-by-step guide to help you move the address bar in Samsung Internet to the bottom:
1.Download the Samsung Internet web browser on Android device from the Google Play Store or Galaxy Store.
2.Open the Samsung Internet app on your smartphone.
3.Then, tap the three horizontal lines menu button available on the left corner.
4.Go to the Settings menu.
5.After that, select the Layout and menus option.
6.Under the Address bar position section, tap the Bottom checkbox.
7.The address or URL bar will be moved to the bottom of your mobile device.
The address bar is now located just above the bottom row of buttons, making it easier to tap it and type in new URLs, especially if you're operating your device with one hand.
Information source: gadgetsnow.com
